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  1. 9th Sep 2009, 9:38 AM #76
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    Not in the new series, but if they do a movie....

    If they were to start filming a Doctor Who movie for the BIG SCREEN, who should play the Doctor in it?
    Pity. I have no understanding of the word. It is not registered in my vocabulary bank. EXTERMINATE!
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    David Tennant. Or Johnny Depp.

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  3. 15th Sep 2009, 7:33 AM #78
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    I'm vegetarian so I'd have to be Quorn.

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    No

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    absoloutly not ..


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    Half past six.

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    no it was sunny bus has clouded over now..


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    HUMBUG! It's only September and you want to discuss Christmas? I don't be-LIEEEVE it!

    No is the short answer.

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  9. 20th Sep 2009, 2:01 PM #84
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    No? not even Churchill, Mandela or edible warlord Atilla the Bun?

    Fair enough, another question. Who was the first celebrity you fancied? (Suzi Quatro in leathers on TOTP for me!)
  10. 20th Sep 2009, 4:54 PM #85
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    It was Tim Curry in the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Oh My!

    Was there ever a portrayal of Sherlock Holmes to better Jeremy Brett's?
  11. 21st Sep 2009, 8:53 PM #86
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    Oh, certainly! Basil Rathbone all the way!

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    For every fail, there is an equal and opposite win.

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  12. 21st Sep 2009, 9:42 PM #87
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    Si Hunt! "Eileen" is the first of so many classic moments, I often go back and read 'em again. Ditto the one about his old teacher (sorry I can't remember the name***) and his dog and... Well, and so darned many of them, curse him!!

    Sweet & Sour or Pick & Mix?




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    Pick & Mix, every time!

    Many an afternoon have I spent on a sugar high, since my local WHSmiths decided to put a pick 'n' mix booth right next to the doors!

    Still on the subject of pick & mix, fizzy cola bottles or jelly babies?
    For every fail, there is an equal and opposite win.

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  14. 22nd Sep 2009, 2:50 PM #89
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    Aaaahhh, well it would have to be jelly babies. That and well-proportioned women of a certain age.

    What's the funniest programme on TV on the moment. Other than Question Time of course...
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    I'm mainly enjoying Mock the Week at the moment.

    Have you tried any new flavours of soup recently that you really liked ?
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    Not really.

    What is the king of soups?

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    I am the King of Soups. Bow down before me and TREMBLE !!

    Or... its difficult to beat a really good tomato soup, esp. if its homemade with maybe some basil in it, or a touch of chilli. Broccoli and stilton would be a close run second

    (The previous question was prompted by my discovering a new soup from Baxters - Aromatic chicken, with Thai spices. I've become a bit addicted !)

    What's the most money you've spent on a single item of clothing, and what was it ?
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    my suit (if that counts_) cost me a couple of hundred pounds.


    if you were told you could only eat the same dinner every day for the rest of your life what would it be ?
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    My Wife's risotto, it's brilliant!


    What's your favourite type of food?

    (Mine is Italian, I love it.)
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    It would have to be something covering all the food groups, with sufficient minerals, not too spicy (I'm getting old and the chillies are already taking their toll )...

    chicken breast stuffed with mozarella, red onion and black pepper, wrapped in parma ham, roasted, and served on herby potatoes, roasted peppers and sweated spinach... yummy.

    What show would you rather give up your TV indefinately for rather than have to watch?



    edit: missed one, but answer still sorta stands.
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    Jeremy Kyle.

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  22. 23rd Sep 2009, 6:15 PM #97
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    None, I'm afraid.

    Was that really the well-known ghost ship Mike Saville making an appearance two questions ago?
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    It was indeed.

    Are you watching Doctor Who right now?
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    No, but I was 10 minutes ago.

    Carole Ann Ford, why is she so bitter?

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    The lack of decent acting work (any acting work?) following her stint in TV's The Doctor Who.

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